iphone – Stewart Cutler

iPhone posting

Posted onApril 22, 2009April 22, 2009

Just testing the great wordpress app for the iPhone which lets you control your blog from your phone. Nice. Thanks to Thomas for the heads up!

Disconnected

Posted onMarch 24, 2009March 24, 200912 Comments

My MacBook is home and all fixed. My couple of days being laptopless have been interesting. Here’s what I learned: Old windows laptops suck I have a very old (8 years) laptop with a massive 500mb RAM and 20GB hard drive which lives under the bed. It would have been as well staying under the Read More …

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What happens when you turn off church and turn it back on again?

Donald Macaskill is the Chief Executive of Scottish Care, the representative body for the care sector in Scotland. Donald has been the voice of the care sector during one of the most difficult years imaginable, advocating for staff, residents and those requiring care at home. We talk about a reimagining of the narrative around ageing and how we can all be involved in changing how we think about the value of older people in our society. twitter.com/DrDMacaskill https://scottishcare.org/blogs/

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St Ninian's Online

Weekly services from St Ninian’s Church in Stonehouse, Scotland.

When Jesus stands up to read the scriptures in his hometown you could hear a pin drop. Breath is held… eyes are focussed and everyone is waiting to hear what he will say.

I wonder if that’s how we feel when we read the bible? Exited… full of anticipation of what we might hear and learn? I hope so… but I’m not sure it is.

Today in our time together I want to explore why reading the bible together is important and maybe discover some of the reasons why we don’t do it as much as we should.